photogenic memory

the recall of an individual who edits their own memories in order to enhance their own reputation or repress an undesirable truth.

that guy has a photogenic memory. there's no way those dogs he use to date were chicks.

by kris takahashi January 9, 2008

Photo-rape

The act of invading an innocent, unsuspecting person's photograph with the intent of ruining the picture with a hideously silly face.

Similar to Photo poaching but more obvious.

For the greatest effect photo-rape after 10-20 pints or when squiffy, sloshed, wankered, Shitfaced, loose, tanked,

plastered, inebriated, loaded, blasted, plowed or tipsy.

"Dude... we should go and photo-rape them"

by alih February 12, 2010

photo troll

A person who uses a photograph without permission, credit, logo or link to the professional photographer who created the image.

She totally photo trolled that picture of herself from my wedding photog's blog.

by t.horn August 13, 2011

photo-boothing

An increasingly popular party trend wherein guests are encouraged to enter a kiosk, don silly props, and make funny faces at the camera with the intention of not only capturing memories but also circumventing party lulls.

Rick and Ruby spent half of the wedding photo-boothing, thereby missing the cake-cutting and dessert.

by Rubrick November 29, 2012

photogenia

The desire or craze to make everything photogenic for social media impact.

She suffered badly from photogenia. Every meal had to be 'Instagrammed'before she would eat

by Bellpoint Carey November 28, 2016

heart photo

N. A mental photo of the person you love that removes all the flaws other people see in them.

After looking at a recent picture of my wife I realized that my heart photo makes her look a lot better.

by Morgil May 2, 2009

photo-binge

v. photo-binge, photo-binger, photo-binging, photo-binges

To upload an excessive amount of photos in a short period.

e.g. Since he had taken plenty of good pictures this year and he did not display very many along the way, his photo-binge made up for lost time.

See binge-blogging

by T. Lexicon January 3, 2009